Book in the works by Alexander Stepanov

[Chris R. Miller]

superdan wrote:
> Chris R. Miller Wrote:
> 
>> superdan wrote:
>>> Manfred_Nowak Wrote:
>>>> Sorrily Stepanov gives no answer for the immidiately rising question 
>>>> what the restriction of a finite computational basis implies for 
>>>> computational hard/intractable problems.
>>> and care to explain how exactly what you said is not balderdash laminated in elevated words.
>> Because I'm reading the document and it has mathematical proofs as well
>> as numerous (about 133) citations to works widely regarded as fact.
>>
>> Read before declaring it BS.  Otherwise we have to refer you the
>> dictionary under the entry of "bigotry" for your information.
> 
> no you read before telling me to read before declaring it bs. gotta put you in my dictionary under "confused" eh. question was addressed to manfred. 

State of reading.  I'm not declaring it anything until I'm done reading,
and it's more than a little rash to jump to the "balderdash" conclusion
without reading it.

Less than half the time more than half of me is inclined to agree with
your classification of myself.

> fwiw i think stepanov is an intercoursin' mad genius. thanx andrei for the link. you're mah nigga!

He certainly knows how to write in a manner which encourages me to think
he's smart.  Whether or not he's got anything worth noting I have not
personally verified yet.  If he bothered to distill his research into
more layman's terms I'd be able to get through it much faster and
without the constant work of all the careful reading.


Moral of these three posts: bsing anything creates more bs than there
was to begin with.

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